S. Ravichandran was born on the 25th of September 1987 in Trichy - Tamil Nadu state of India. He has done his Master’s in Business Administration and presently he is settled at Nagpur – Maharashtra state of India and working professionally as an HR Consultant. He is having around ten years of experience in this field. This occupation has provided him the opportunity for a variance interaction and this exposure helped him to grow with ideas to create stories. Furthermore, being a travel lover, this budding author has been visiting new places and he made it to the maximum with his aptitude for research and the search for happenings. He has then penned down his brainwork in his book ‘The Orphan’ which is inspired by the collection of real-life events. Besides perusing his profession and hobby with dedication, Ravichandran is an active social worker and takes out time from his busy schedule of the hectic life responsibilities to feed the poor people on the streets every weekend, with a belief, ‘that helping hands are more powerful than praying lips.’
The Orphan, in search of love, is his first book. It’s like sizzler served to be loved by the readers. The writing genre of the author is “Romance and Suspense” which is certainly a popular one and very interesting too. He is being identified as a writer with his pen name ‘SR’. You can send him your feedback and love at romancewritersr@gmail.com. You can also follow him on FB, Instagram, Twitter: @romancewritersr.

Pretty girl Saniya meets the handsome hunk Arjun at a pub in Goa! Tequila shots, dim lights and music......it’s like a sizzler served to be loved by the readers.
The story turns enjoyable at every step as it has everything about the youth; the dreams and highs, the peaking desires as well as the drags and facts. There’s a lot more as Saniya holds him tight at the splashing fun! They walk about talking all night and she falls in love, madly. This story would remind you of your first love. Read the book to know what happens next as life is full of twists n turns!


The Orphan - In Search of Love

Saniya said, "Really I'm feeling very bad for Arjun. You know sometimes I also feel that I am an orphan, I feel that my parents are not my real parents...."


Pooja asked with a surprise, "Why do you think that they are not your real parents?"


Saniya answered, "It is because many people find it strange when I tell them that I don't know Marathi language even when born in a Maharashtrian family. I also sometimes feel strange that how I know Kannada when my parents don't know Kannada language. I am not able to recall many things from my childhood days."


Pooja asked her, "Did you ever ask your parents about it?"


Chapter 40: Sad, but not the End